Restaurant review: The Ritz Restaurant, Piccadilly, London
Puttin’ On the Ritz
BOOK REVIEW: Jeremy Thorpe
A very English scandal.
BOOK REVIEW: AI in courts
The Pinocchio Brief
BOOK REVIEW: Tackling the tax dodgers
Criminal Justice and Taxation
BOOK REVIEW: A state within a state?
National Security and Double Government
BOOK REVIEW: Ready-made toolkit
Family Law Arbitration – Practice and Precedents (second edition)
BOOK REVIEW: Rough justice
Murder in the Fourth Round, Ian Simpson
BOOK REVIEW: Mind over matters
A Lawyer’s Guide to Wellbeing and Managing Stress
BOOK REVIEW: From life imprisonment to the bar
Summary Justice
BOOK REVIEW: The state of arbitration
The History of ICSID (2nd edition)
BOOK REVIEW: Foundation course
Building an Outstanding Legal Team: Battle-Tested Strategies from a General Counsel
BOOK REVIEW: Lawyer to lawmaker
A Woman’s Work
BOOK REVIEW: Exploding myths about crime
Criminal: the truth about why people do bad things.
BOOK REVIEW: Law lags morality
Eutopia: new philosophy and new law for a troubled world
BOOK REVIEW: Seoul practitioners
International Arbitration in Korea
BOOK REVIEW: Duels and debts in Dulwich
Ties of Blood and Friendship: the Complicated Life of Francis Lynn
BOOK REVIEW: Legal thickets of localism
What do the following have in common: the Ivy House Pub in Nunhead, south-east London; various football stadiums, including Manchester United’s Old Trafford; Blencathra (the Lake District mountain); and the cold war control tower at the former Greenham Common RAF base (pictured)? Answer: they are all Assets of Community Value ...
BOOK REVIEW: Great minds who made America
America was founded by commercial lawyers with English ideas of rule of law, free contract and rights of individuals. The early charters in the first half of the 17th century were sometimes far ahead of contemporary legal thinking in establishing rights for women and refugees. Slavery, though, was an issue ...
BOOK REVIEW: A handy signpost
This book deals with the practicalities of rights over land and public control of land.
Restaurant review: The Oval, Knightsbridge
Echoes of Wellington’s Europe
